Sentence examples for I like fire from inspiring English sources

Matt Miller, a postdoctoral student at the University of California, San Francisco, said he was back for his second Faire because "I like fire".

2 lbs of ground beef (the best you can find) 1 lb steak - I used ribeye this time 3-4 strips of bacon 2 bell peppers 1 big onion 3 15.5 oz cans of beans (I like pintos and kidney beans) 1 or 2 28 oz cans of whole tomatoes (I like fire roasted) 1 or 2 jalapeño peppers Salt 1/2 cup of chili powder Cayenne pepper Black pepper Red pepper flakes 2 tbs each oregano, rosemary, thyme.

"I like firing up the guys".

He hit no off-message subjects (i.e. President Obama's country of origin) or signature notes ("you're fired") that could have embarrassed Mr. Romney ("I like firing people").

Meanwhile, Mitt Romney, a brilliant political chameleon whose views always seem to coincidentally match those of his electorate, no matter which end of the political spectrum his electorate falls on, has been hard at work creating potential campaign commercials for President Obama, providing the President with such gems as "I'm not worried about the very poor" and "I like firing people".

(As in, "I like to fire people").

Would I like to fire more?

"I like the fire," Sonny protested.

The problem wasn't just that Romney kept putting his foot in his mouth with comments in the "I like to fire people" vein.

It was Mr. Romney's turn to cry foul a few months later when Democrats gleefully jumped on Mr. Romney's saying "I like to fire people" and "I'm not concerned about the very poor".

He uttered his first words ("I like to fire people") at age 14 months, made his first gaffe at 15 months and purchased his first nursery school at 24 months.